Superintendent In Brighton Wants A Policy Changed To Help Get Kids Back In The Classroom

They will suspend in-person learning Dec. 1 at the Thanksgiving break.

Gov. Polis Calls For Legislative Special Session On COVID-19 Relief

Several counties to add COVID-19 restrictions, moving to red level of dial system.

UCHealth Researcher: Preliminary COVID-19 Vaccine Data Is Something To Celebrate

Early results from a third trial could come after Thanksgiving.

Georgia’s Runoff Elections For U.S. Senate Lure Big PACs Ready To Spend Cash

Dual races will determine control of the Senate.

15 Colorado Counties Will Shift To 'Level Red' On Statewide Dial

The pandemic is on an "exponential growth curve," Gov. Jared Polis said.

Dr. Dave Hnida’s Thanksgiving Advice For Coloradans: Quarantine, Test, Plan

Gov. Jared Polis began the discussion about quarantines last week.

COVID In Boulder: CU Students Move Into Remote Learning, Ponder Thanksgiving Holiday Plans

The University of Colorado Boulder campus has moved to remote learning for all classes and students after a surge in coronavirus cases.

Concern Grows For Mental Health Of Colorado Children During Remote Learning

A coalition of families, teachers and administrators from across the state met on the Colorado State Capitol steps Monday.

Denver Hospital Advises Staff On Dealing With Anti-Maskers: ‘Set The Tone … Keep Calm’

The guidelines suggested hospital staff ‘Set the tone’ and use clear and caring language on why mask and visitor policies are important.

‘Unprecedented’: Weld County Sheriff Reacts To Biden’s Proposed Mask Mandate

Biden has confirmed his intent to impose a national mask mandate to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Coronavirus In Nursing Homes: See Numbers In Colorado

A new report by the American Health Care Association links community spread to increasing coronavirus outbreaks in nursing homes.

Coronavirus Exposure Notifications: 1M Coloradans Sign Up

“We are so proud of Coloradans and their swift adoption of this critical technology."

How Coloradans Can Have a Safe Thanksgiving Feast: 4 Steps

The pandemic may force a lot of first time chefs to cook a turkey this year. Here are some simple steps to keep things healthy and safe.

Resisting Calls For New COVID-19 Restrictions, Gov. Polis Orders Hospitals To Prepare For Surge

Modeling projects health-care system could be overwhelmed in December.

Another Colorado Inmate Dead After Experiencing Coronavirus Symptoms

Case is fourth COVID-related death at Sterling Correctional Facility and fifth in state prisons.

Trump Administration Memo Deals Another Blow To Gardner’s Public Lands Bill

Interior Department order establishes new hurdles for Land and Water Conservation Fund projects.

Colorado Breaks Another COVID-19 Hospitalization Record

Denver metro, Foothills and San Luis Valley regions face greatest strain.

Newly Elected Members Of The U.S. House Converge On Washington

The group includes one member from Colorado — Lauren Boebert, from the 3rd District.

Colorado Service Workers Face Health Risks, High Stress As COVID-19 Cases Spike

‘Why is my job worth risking my life for?’

‘It Was Just Chaos’: Former Sterling Prison Guard Says COVID Protocols Were Not Enforced

Four inmates have died due to the virus at the Colorado correctional facility. The number of cases stands at 712.

‘A Lot Of Uncertainties’ Remain As Colorado Lawmakers Craft State Budget

Gov. Polis’ economic stimulus package assumes bigger general fund than forecasts predict.

Felix Sparks, Central Character Of Netflix Miniseries ‘The Liberator,’ Was A Real Colorado Soldier

“The Liberator” tells the tale of soldiers from the U.S. Army’s 45th Infantry Division, which became known as the Thunderbird Division.

COVID In Colorado: CHSAA Says Fall Sports Will Continue Despite Spike In Cases

The CHSAA board of directors voted to approve the variances granted by Gov. Jared Polis for fall sports season back in September.

‘Dramatic’ Nursing Shortage Adding To COVID Woes For Colorado Hospitals

“I feel like I can go anywhere in the country,” said Neeld, 28, a Denver-based registered nurse.

As Wildfire Threat Grows, Colorado Has A $4.2 Billion Forest Management To-Do List

Report finds 10% of Colorado forests are ‘in urgent need of treatment’ to mitigate fire risk.

Biden Wants Mask Mandates Nationwide: ‘We Can Save Tens Of Thousands Of Lives’

Existing federal laws offer few avenues to a national rule.

Republicans In Congress Chime In On Trump Claims Of A Stolen Election

Minority leader falsely says president won the election.

October Tips To Safe2Tell Drops Dramatically From Last Year

Officials say the likely reasons are delayed school openings and remote learning.

CBI Investigating Death Of Simon Howell In Hunting Shooting In Grand County

A hunter died after being shot in Grand County on Monday.

How To Honor War Heroes On Veterans Day In Colorado

Veterans in Colorado and nationwide will be recognized on Wednesday.

Arapahoe Basin Opens With New COVID-19 Protocols

The ski resort opened at 2 p.m. on Monday with new protocols for the health and safety of guests.

Colorado House Republicans Select McKean As New Minority Leader

Rep. Patrick Neville steps down from party leadership role.

New Doubts Arise Over Gardner’s Public Lands Bill After Missed Deadline On Election Eve

Conservation groups alarmed over missing lists, lack of detail in Great American Outdoors Act’s implementation.

Biden Supporters Celebrate At The Colorado Capitol After Win

Refugee: ‘This moment is the reason we are here.’

AP: Joe Biden Is The Next President Of The United States

Democrat Joe Biden’s native state of Pennsylvania on Saturday secured his victory to become the next president of the United States.

Study: Reduced Attendance Cost NFL $2.7 Billion As Fan Cost Rise

Team Marketing Report, a Chicago-based sports business intelligence firm, released the 2020 Fan Cost Index.

Special Olympics Colorado Athletes Take The Field In Virtual State Fall Classic

On Saturday, several athletes had a chance to get back on the field for the first time in months.

Colorado Republican Expert: President Trump’s Voter Fraud Lawsuits Unlikely For Success

Some Republicans are holding onto hope that President Donald Trump’s allegations of widespread voter fraud will win him a second term.

Colorado Leaders Share Well Wishes, Disapproval Of Election Projections For Biden & Harris

Gov. Jared Polis was among the first to share his congratulations.

Greeley Police Chief Mark Jones Blames COVID-19 For Increase In Violent Crimes

“We’ve seen an increase in violence, especially in the past couple months here in Greeley,” Jones said.